Reports from the final day of the Bojangles' Shootout Christmas tournament at the Bojangles' Coliseum
Click here to see full results from Tuesday as well as column on whether or not the tournament should become a city championship.
Northside stops Victory in exciting Bojangles' boys final
Northside Christian needed overtime to beat Victory Christian, but the Kings beat the Knights 56-54 in overtime at the Bojangles' Coliseum.
Victory Christian had a chance to tie the game in overtime but missed two 3-point attempts before guard Griffin Pittman got a breakaway layup for a 56-51 lead. Victory's Lloyd Simmons hit a half court shot at the buzzer but it wasn't enough.
Boys All-Tournament Team: Sindarius Thorton, Lancaster; Osandai Vaughn, Berry; Montarius Hall, Victory Christian; Dionte Adams, Northside; Griffin Pittman, Northside (MVP)
Berry girls hold on to win Bojangles' Championship
Championship MVP Essence Baucom, a junior point guard, had 16 points and five assists in the final of the Bojangles' Shootout at the Bojangles' Coliseum to lead her team to a 50-49 win over Mallard Creek.
Berry won despite scoring only five points in the third quarter. Mallard Creek shot 27.3 percent in the second half.
Berry boys rally to beat Mallard Creek
Down 14 points after the first quarter and playing without star point guard Dajuan Graf, Berry rallied to beat Mallard Creek 66-59 in the third place game.
Berry outscored Mallard Creek 21-4 in the second quarter and 27-16 in the decisive fourth quarter.
Junior guard Osandai Vaughn scored 34 points on 11-for-20 shooting and added five rebounds and two assists for Berry. Mallard Creek got 15 points and 8 rebounds from Justin Gordon but played without star forward Dominique Williams, who was dressed but did not play.
Mallard Creek 21 4 18 16 -- 59
Berry 7 21 11 27 -- 66
MALLARD 59 -- Roddey 2, Henderson 2, Jamal White 13, Justin Gordon 15, Morton 5, Bailey 8, Samuels 8, Covington 2, Mata 4
BERRY 66 -- Johnson 2, Ekechukwu 5, Osandai Vaughn 34, Cazemon Hayes 13, Hicks 2, Deck 2, Jamerson 2, Dupree 4, Patterson 2
Hopewell girls stop Concord take 3rd
Hopewell needed overtime but held off Concord’s girls 54-53 in the third place game. Hopewell’s Hannah Early had 17 points, five rebounds, five steals and three assists. Concord got 22 points, seven steals and four rebounds from Jhemelia Edwards.
Hopewell 54, Concord 53, OT (3rd Place)
Hopewell 14 11 8 15 6 -- 54
Concord 13 14 15 6 5 -- 53
HOPEWELL 54 -- Hannah Early 17, Boyd 6, Hunter Meakin 11, Summerville 2, Tiera Burks 16, Kury 2
CONCORD 53 -- Lynch 2, Black 9, Briggs 8, Jhemelia Edwards 22, Black 8, Neils 4
Mooresville beats South Meck in 5th place game
Mooresville got 24 points from Shawn Lester and Isaiah Johnson en route to a 53-45 win over South Mecklenburg in the fifth place game. Mooresville shot nearly 70 percent in the second half. South Meck’s Demetius Dove had 10 points to lead the Sabres and Josh Moore had 14 rebounds.
Mooresville 53, South Mecklenburg 45
South Mecklenburg 8 14 9 14 -- 45
Mooresville 12 10 13 18 -- 53
SOUTH MECK 45 -- Thompson 6, Kirkpatrick 9, Moore 4, Demetius Dove 10, Reaves 3, Phifer 3, Klink 3, Moore 7
MOORESVILLE 53 -- Shawn Lester 12, Isaiah Johnson 12, Howell 2, Johnson 8, O’Broem 3. Begp 5. Raphael Montgomery 11
Forestview shuts down Victory girls in second half
In the girls fifth place game, Gastonia Forestview held Victory Christian to 12 second half points in a 42-31 win.
Victory’s Kierra Davis had 12 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals. Courtney Thomas had 8 pounds and 10 rebounds and Angela Pharr had 13 rebounds.
Khadijah Joyner shot 7-for-11 and had 14 points and 15 rebounds for Forestview.
Gastonia Forestview 42, Victory Christian 31 (5th Place)
Forestview 10 9 16 7 -- 42
Victory 8 11 8 4 -- 31
FORESTVIEW 42 -- Armstrong 6, Gardin 4, Britnee Roberts 10, Khadijah Joyner 14, Smith 8
VICTORY 31 -- Reed 6, Kierra Davis 12, Thomas 8, Pharr 2, Sales 3
Lancaster gets hot, stops Flora
Lancaster shot 55 percent, including nearly 60 percent in the second half of its 82-68 win over AC Flora in the seventh place game. Lancaster got 21 points, 5 assists and four steals from Sindarius Thonrton, and 19 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 steals from Ron Trapps. AC Flora’s Matthew Howard and Frank Woods each scored 16 points.
Lancaster 82, AC Flora 68
Lancaster 23 16 22 21 -- 82
AC Flora 10 17 21 20 -- 68
LANCASTER 82 -- Robinson 8, Sindarius Thornwell 21, Woodard 8, Ron Trapps 19, Phelham 9, Montgomery 6, Bush 2, Foster 2, Scott 2, Duncan 3, Clyburn 2
AC FLORA 68 -- Cate 3, Wilfred Roach 12, Matthew Howard 16, Segars 6, McDaniel 9, Washington 6, Frank Woods 16
South Pointe defense stops Vance
In the girls 7th place game, Rock Hill South Pointe held Vance to 17.5 percent shooting for the game to win 47-36. Timisty Nelson had 14 points, 8 rebounds, five assists, five steals and four blocks for South Pointe. Vance got 16 points and 7 rebounds from Karen Barringer.
Vance 7 5 12 12 -- 36
South Pointe 11 9 13 14 -- 47
VANCE 36 -- Grier 5, Karmen Barringer 16, Coxe 1, Washington 6, Greene 2, Townes 2, Stroman 2, Cruz 2
SOUTH POINTE 47 -- Timisty Nelson 14, Searcy 7, Bradley 2, Ashley Jaggers 13, Minor 3, Thomas 7, Davis 1
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Live from Bojangles' Day 3: Northside stops Victory in exciting boys final
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
United Faith upsets nationally ranked Arden Christ School
United Faith, the two-time NCISAA Independent 1A champions, got a decisive win over nationally ranked Arden Christ School Wednesday at the Glaxo Smith-Kline Holiday tournament in Raleigh.
United Faith beat Christ School 68-48. Christ School is ranked No. 21 by USA Today and is the reigning NCISAA 3A champion.
Paris Roberts-Campbell had 29 points for the Falcons.
Rocky River, Myers Park in East Lincoln tournament final
Rocky River beat East Lincoln 69-49 to reach the final of the East Lincoln Winter Holiday Jam. The Ravens, a first-year school, will play Myers Park in the final.
Rocky River got 20 points and 13 rebounds from DeAndre Bembry Wednesday and 19 points and 16 rebounds from Matt Ward. Dequann Simpson had 11 points.
EL: 9, 7, 17, 16 (49)
RR: 25, 15, 15, 14 (69)
East Lincoln: Brock 3, McDowell 2, McClain 17, Young 3, Moreno, 6 Tyson 1, Rendleman 13, Hills 1, P. Hills 3,
Rocky River: Bembry 20, Ward 19, Simpson 11, Lawson 5, Perry 8, Burton 2, White 2, Bauknight 2,
Live from The Bojangles Day 2: Mallard Creek upsets No.3 Hopewell girls
Northside stops Mallard Creek, moves to finals
Northside Christian only scored four points in the third quarter, only made half its free throws and sht 25 percent in the second half and the Knights still held off Mallard Creek 52-47 in the semfinals.
Northside (9-1) will play Victory Christian (4-2) in Thursday's 8:30 p.m. championship game.
Northside got 11 points from Johan Pennerat and six points and 10 rebounds from center Dionte Adams.
Mallard Creek's Justin Gordon had 12 points and 10 rebounds.
Victory holds off Berry in semifinals
Victory Christian beat Berry 60-58 in the Bojangles' semifinals, withstanding a late Berry rally.
Berry's Osandai Vaughn missed a short jumper with no time left that would've sent the game to overtime.
Vaughn finished with 23 points, 7 rebounds and 4 steals.
Victory shot 58 percent from the field and got 16 points from 6-7 center Montarius Hall, 13 from Xavier Griffin and 10 points each from Dequan Mitchell and Myles Stinson.
Victory Christian 12 25 13 10 -- 60
Berry 16 12 11 19 -- 58
VICTORY 60 -- Xavier Griffin 13, Mitchell 3, Simmons 6, Montarius Hall 16, Thompson 2, Dequan Mitchell 10, Myles Stinson 10
BERRY 58 -- Johnson 7, Quincy Ekechukwu 10, Osandai Vaughn 23, Hayes 9, Jamerson 3, Dupree 2, Brim 2, Patterson 2
Mallard Creek upsets No. 3 Hopewell girls
Mallard Creek guard Amber Neely scored 17 of her game-high 27 points in the second half and the Mavericks upset I-MECK 4A conference rival Hopewell 51-46 in the semifinals of the Bojangles' Shootout Wednesday.
Hopewell (9-1), No. 3 in the Sweet 16, lost for the first time this season and lost a chance to defend the Bojangles' title it won last year. Hopewell shot 38 percent and committed 24 turnovers. The Titans struggled with Mallard Creek's pressure defense all game. Mallard Creek finished with 14 steals.
Hopewell 12 8 7 19 -- 46
Mallard Creek 12 13 13 13 -- 51
HOPEWELL 46 -- Hannah Early 10, Sharee' Boyd 10, Hunter Meakin 12, Burks 8, Wolfkill 2, Kury 2, Bolden 2
MALLARD CREEK 51 -- Amber Neely 27, Nicole Graham 13, Evans 2, McKenny 9
Berry slowly wears down Concord girlsBerry’s girls (7-1) moved to the Bojangles’ Shootout championship game with a strong 54-45 win over Concord in the semifinals. Berry held Concord to 35 percent shooting and outrebounded the Spiders (5-5) 41-27.
Berry will play Hopewell or Mallard Creek in tomorrow’s 6:50 p.m. championship game. Concord plays in the third place game at 3:30
Berry 15 11 13 15 -- 54
Concord 14 9 7 15 -- 45
BERRY 54 -- Essence Baucom 13, Parr 3, M. Quinn 6, A. Quinn 4, Jessica Marcus 15, Shorter 3, Destani Burton 10
CONCORD 45 -- Black 3, Alleson Briggs 16, Jhemelia Edwards 15, DeBerry 5, Black 4, Lynch 2
Mooresville overcomes poor shooting, stops Lancaster
Mooresville shot 33 percent for the game in Wednesday’s 71-66 win over Lancaster, but still won. Mooresville had four players in double figures: Shawn Lester (13 points, 7 rebounds), Isaiah Johnson (19 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists), Dre Howell (11 points, 6 rebounds) and Kendrick Johnson (17 points, 5 rebounds).
Lancaster had 15 turnovers, compared to just seven for Mooresville. It made 3-of-24 3-point attempts. Sindarius Thornwell led the team with 23 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists. Teammate Ron Trapps had 23 points and 9 rebounds.
Lancaster (8-3) will play AC Flora in today’s seventh place game at 10:40 a.m. Mooresville (8-3) will play South Meck at 1:50 p.m. for fifth place.
Mooresville 14 22 12 23 -- 71
Lancaster 16 15 16 19 -- 66
MOORESVILLE 71-- Shawn Lester 13, Isaiah Johnson 19, Dre Howell 11, Kendrick Johnson 17, O’Brien 3, Bego 3, Montgomery 5
LANCASTER 66 -- Sindarius Thornwell 23, Bailey 3, Woodard 4, Pelham 4, Foster 7, Duncan 2, Ron Trapps 2
Victory girls survive rally, hold off Vance
Victory Christian got 22 points and 14 rebounds from guard Kierra Davis and held off Vance’s girls 46-41 Wednesday. The Kings (5-6) led 38-24 at the start of the fourth quarter.
Vance got 12 points, six rebounds and three steals from Karmen Barringer. Vance (3-8) will meet Rock Hill South Pointe in today’s 9 a.m. seventh place game. Victory will play Gastonia Forestview for fifth place at 12:10.
Victory Christian 46, Vance 41
Victory 9 16 13 8 - 46
Vance 11 8 5 17 -- 41
VANCE 41 -- Grier 5, Karmen Barringer 12, Coxe 6, Holloway 2, Greene 6, Townes 2, Stroman 6, Washington 2
VICTORY 46 -- Reed 5, Kierra Davis 22, Thomas 2, Angela Pharr 11, Sales 8, Mickle 3
S. Meck’s fourth quarter push stops Flora
South Meck’s strong fourth quarter finished off AC Flora Wednesday at the Bojangles’ Shootout and sent the Sabres (3-7) to Thursday’s fifth place game.
South Meck outscored Flora (2-7) 21-16 in the decisive final period. South got 11 points and two steals from guard Craig Thompson and 10 points and two rebounds from Josh Moore. The Sabres shot 52 percent in the second half ater shooting just 35 percent in the first.
Flora shot 51 percent for the game and got 23 points and 9 rebounds from Matthew Howard.
South will play either Lancaster or Mooresville in the fifth place game Thursday at 1:50. Flora will play the Lancaster/Mooresville loser for seventh place at 10:40 a.m.
S. Meck 12 10 16 21 -- 59
AC Flora 12 9 17 16 -- 54
SOUTH MECK 59 -- Craig Thompson 11, Kirkpatrick 7, Reaves 3, Josh Moore 10, D. Moore 7, R. Phifer 8, C. Phifer 3, Klink 3, Dove 7
AC FLORA 54 -- Wilfred Roach 13, Ruff 3, Matthew Howard 23, Segars 2, McDaniel 4, Cate 3, Washington 2, King 4.
Forestview girls take control early, stop South Pointe
Gastonia Forestview outscored Rock Hill South Pointe by 15 points in the first quarter of Wednesday’s 61-43 win and advanced to Thursday’s fifth place game.
Forestview (6-3) got 15 points and six rebounds from Britnee Roberts, 14 points and two assists from Bre Armstrong and a combined 21 points and 10 rebounds from Phierica Gardin and Khadijah Joyner.
Timisty Nelson led South Pointe (6-3) with 17 points, six steals and four rebounds.
Forestview will play either Vance or Victory Christian at 12:10 p.m. Thursday. South Pointe will play the Vance/Victory loser at 9 a.m. Thursday in the seventh place game.
South Pointe 2 12 10 19 -- 43
Forestview 17 15 14 15 -- 61
SOUTH POINTE 43 -- Timisty Nelson 17, Searcy 4, Tinnin 3, Thomas 2, Bradley 1, Davis 6, Ashley Jaggers 11
FORESTVIEW 61 -- Bre Armstrong 14, Taylor 2, Phierica Gardin 11, Britnee Roberts 15, Khadijah Joyner 10, Westinghouse 2, L. Smith 3, Harris 2, M. Smith 2
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Live from the Bojangles': Mallard Creek boys move to semifinals
MALLARD CREEK STOPS LANCASTER, MOVES TO SEMIS
Mallard Creek's boys upset Lancaster 59-48 Tuesday night to move to the Bojangles' semifinals. Dominique Williams had 22 points and 7 rebounds for the Mavericks (5-5). Teammate Elijah Morton had 16 points and 15 rebounds.
Lancaster (8-2) got 16 points from Sindarius Thornwell and 13 points from Nate Bush.
Lancaster 14 10 14 10 -- 48
Mallard Creek 13 7 16 23 -- 59
LANCASTER 48 -- Sindarius Thornwell 16, Nate Bush 13, Woodard 2, Duncan 2, Trapps 7, Foster 2, Pelham 6
MALLARD CREEK 59 -- Henderson 8, White 4, Dominique Williams 22, Gordon 5, Bailey 4, Elijah Morton 16
VICTORY CHRISTIAN RALLIES, STOPS S. MECK
Victory Christian outscored South Meck 24-18 in the fourth quarter to rally for a 57-56 win Tuesday.
The Kings (3-2) got 21 points and six rebounds from Xavier Griffin, 10 points from Lloyd Simmons and 17 points, six rebounds and five blocks from Montarius Hall.
South Meck's Carrington Kirkpatrick had 21 points and 7 rebounds. Teammate Josh Moore had 17 points and 15 rebounds.
Victory Christian 57, South Meck 56
Victory 8 13 12 24 -- 57
South Meck 8 15 15 18 -- 56
VICTORY 57 -- Xavier Griffin 21, Lloyd Simmons 10, Montarius Hall 17, Mitchell 3, Stinson 3, Thompson 3
SOUTH MECK 56 -- Thompson 3, Carrington Kirkpatrick 21, Reaves 6, Josh Moore 17, D. Moore 9
BERRY SMOTHERS VCC WITH DEFENSE
Berry’s girls (6-1) held Victory Christian to just 13 percent shooting in the second half and 19 percent for the game in Tuesday’s 50-26 win. Victory (4-6) did not score in double figures in any quarter.
Jessica Marcus (8 points, 8 rebounds) and Alicia Quinn (8 points, 10 rebounds, 3 blocks) led Berry.
Victory 8 8 6 4 -- 26
Berry 11 17 15 7 -- 50
BERRY 50 -- Baucom 8, Parr 8, M. Quinn 6, A. Quinn 8, J. Marcus 8, Johnson 3, Shorter 3, Burton 6
VICTORY 26 -- Davis 8, Thomas 2, Pharr 6, Sheria Sales 10
HOPEWELL GIRLS STOP RH SOUTH POINTE
Hopewell, No. 3 in the Sweet 16, ran its record to 9-0 after a 53-43 win over Rock Hill South Pointe.
Hopewell led 30-17 at halftime. The Titans got 19 points from Hannah Early, a Davidson recruit, and 17 from Sharee’ Boyd. Hunter Meakin made 3-of-6 3-point attempts. The Titans shot 55.3 percent from the field.
Timisty Nelson hit 12-of-18 free throws and had 22 points for South Pointe, which shot 42 percent for the game.
South Pointe 9 8 10 16 -- 43
Hopewell 15 15 10 13 -- 53
SOUTH POINTE 43 -- Timisty Nelson 22, Searcy 3, Minor 1, Tinnin 2, Thomas 1, Jaggers 3, Davis 3
HOPEWELL 53 -- Hannah Early 19, Sharee' Boyd 17, Meakin 9, Kury 2, Burks 6
BERRY DOMINATES 3RD, BLOWS OUT AC FLORA
On a night when one of its leading scorers only got two points, Berry still ran off to an easy win over AC Flora (S.C.) in the first round.
Berry point guard Dejuan Graf made the only shot he took but Berry got 22 points and six rebounds from Osandai Vaughn and 13 points from Cazemon Hayes. The Cardinal (7-1) were tied with AC Flora (2-6) at halftime, but busted the game open with a 22-13 push in the third quarter.
AC Flora was led by 18 points and 10 rebounds from Matthew Howard
Berry 10 11 22 15 -- 58
Flora 7 14 13 12 -- 46
BERRY 58 -- Johnson 9, Osandai Vaughn 22, Cameron Hayes 13, Hicks 1, Graf 2, Jamerson 7, Dupree 4
FLORA 46 -- Wilfred Roach 10, Woods 3, Matthew Howard 18, Segars 6, McDaniel 6, Cate 3
MALLARD CREEK STOPS FORESTVIEW IN GIRLS FIRST ROUND
Mallard Creek got 38 points from Amber Neely, Nicole Graham and Somalia McKenny and held off Gastonia Forestview 54-50.
Neither team shot well: the Mavericks (8-2) shot 31 percent for the game and made only 6-of-14 free throw attempts.
Forestview (5-3) shot 36 percent for the game and made 9-of-17 free throw attempts.
Forestview got 18 points and 7 rebounds from Phierica Gardin. Nelly had 15 points, Graham 13 and McKenny 10 points and 13 rebounds for the Mavericks.
Mallard Creek 54, Gastonia Forestview 50
Mallard Creek 8 15 15 16 -- 54
Forestview 8 16 13 13 -- 50
MALLARD CREEK 54 -- Amber Neely 15, Phillips 6, Nicole Graham 13, Evans 4, Somalia McKenny 10, Crawford 2, White 4
FORESTVIEW 50 -- Bre Armstrong 10, Taylor 2, Phierica Gardin 18, Roberts 8, Joyner 8, Smith 3, Harris 1
Northside Christian 56, Mooresville 50
Northside Christian didn't shoot well in its first round game Tuesday, making just 38 percent of its field goals for the game, but the Knights took better shots than Mooresville, many inside the paint, and overtook Mooresville in the second half to win.
Mooresville (7-3) made 1-of-16 3-point attempts, shooting only 17 free throws. Northside (8-1) shot 35, mainly because it was determined to get the ball inside. Guard Griffin Pittman led the Knights with 22 points. Center Dionte Adams had 13 rebounds.
Shawn Lester and Isaiah Johnson had 15 each for Mooresville.
Northside will play the Mallard Creek/Lancaster winner Wednesday in the semifinals at 8:30. Mooresville will play the loser at 1:50 in the consolation bracket.
Northside 11 17 7 21 -- 56
Mooresville 16 13 6 15 -- 50
NORTHSIDE 56 -- Pennerat 6, Adams 7, Bryan Beechaum 10, Griffin Pittman 22, Ashford 5, Heater 4, Birmingham 2
MOORESVILLE 50 -- Shawn Lester 15, Isaiah Johnson 15, Howell 2, K. Johnson 5, Montgomery 6, O'Brien 2, Caldwell 2, Bego 3.
Concord girls 63, Vance 49
Concord senior guard Jasmine DeBerry made six-of-nine shots and scored 18 points as the Spiders (5-4) broke open a tight game in the third quarter.
Vance (3-7) led 10-8 after the first quarter and the Cougars were down 29-28 at halftime. But Concord held Vance to six points in the third quarter.
Three Spiders scored in double figures: DeBerry, junior guard Emia Black (10 points) and senior Mariah Black (10 points, 7 rebounds on 5-for-6 shooting).
Vance got 13 points from Takia Greene and seven points and 11 rebounds from Karmen Barringer.
Concord will play the Berry-Victory Christian winner Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Vance will play the Victory-Berry loser at 12:10 p.m. Wednesday.
Vance 10 18 6 15 -- 49
Concord 8 21 14 20 -- 63
VANCE 49 -- Grier 6, Barringer 7, Ar Coxe 6, An Coxe 6, Holloway 6, Takia Greene 13, Stroman 9
CONCORD 63 -- Emia Black 10, Neils 2, Edwards 9, Jasmine DeBerry 18, Mariah Black 10, Lynch 7, Briggs 7.
Saturday, December 25, 2010
2010 All Mecklenburg Football Team
2010 All Mecklenburg Football Team
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Former Butler QB Christian LeMay practices with Georgia for 3 days
Where's Christian LeMay been?
He's been in Georgia recently and practiced with the Bulldogs for three days. LeMay skipped his senior season at Butler High after breaking a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' code of conduct rule that brought with it an out of school suspension that would've cost him nearly all of the regular season.
LeMay, who would've had to attend an alternative school during the suspension, choose to de-enroll and continue his education in what his father, Stacy, called "a private setting." LeMay needed only two credits to graduate and planned to enroll in Georgia this month.
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Friday, December 17, 2010
Florida Prep Basketball Player Body Slams ref
Not sure what this guy was thinking but shortly after a shoving match with an opposing player led to his ejection, a Florida high school basketball player took out his frustrations with the ref. He may face expulsion.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Myers Park kicker Miller Snyder commits to UNC
Myers Park kicker Miller Snyder has committed to North Carolina, Mustangs coach Greg Taylor said.
Snyder is a 6-foot-1, 180 pound senior who was picked to play in the U.S. Army All-American game in San Antonio next month. He had 48 kickoffs with 39 touchbacks this season and made 27-of-29 extra points. He was 4-for-5 on field goal attempts with a long of 39.
He kicked the game-winning field goal against South Meck for a 31-29 win earlier this year, capping a three-game win streak for his team. Snyder also averaged 39 yards per punt with only 14 returned because of the long hang time. His net punting average was 37 yards.
He picked the Tar Heels over N.C. State, Harvard and Columbia.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
N.C. Preps All-State football team features several area players
Here is the NC Preps All-State football team. The All-Observer and All-Mecklenburg teams, selected by the Observer, will appear later this month.
2010 NCPreps.com All-State Football Team
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB - Marquise Williams, Mallard Creek
RB - Shaun Warren, Carson
RB - Justus Pickett, Ardrey-Kell
WR - Chris Crumity, South Johnston
WR - Derek Grant, HP Central
WR - Jonah Brooks, Burns
OL - Dylan Intemann, WF-Rolesville
OL - Devin Flowers, Mallard Creek
OL - Jarod James, C.B. Aycock
OL - Curtis Struyk, West Carteret
OL - Adam Farley, Charlotte Catholic
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
DL - Devonte Brown, Jack Britt
DL - Nick Miles, Eastern Alamance
DL - Jeoffrey Pagan, Asheville
DL - Shaun Underwood, Fuquay-Varina
LB - Stephone Anthony, Anson County
LB - Kris Frost, Butler
LB - Ben Councell, A.C. Reynolds
DB - Tra Chandler, Northwood
DB - Darien Rankin, Salisbury
DB - Maurice Harris, Northern Guilford
DB - Dominique Noble, West Rowan
FIRST TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS/ATHLETE
ATH - Shaquan Curenton, Erwin
K - Zack Matics, SW Onslow
P - Tommy Hibbard, Butler
KR/PR - Jarrod Spears, Harnett Central
NCPreps.com Player of the Year (Arnold R. Solomon Award): QB Marquise Williams, Mallard Creek
NCPreps.com Offensive Player of the Year: RB Shaun Warren, Carson
NCPreps.com Defensive Player of the Year: LB Stephone Anthony, Anson County
NCPreps.com Coach of the Year: Wayne Bragg, Panther Creek
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
QB - Vad Lee, Hillside
RB - Jahwan Edward, Butler
RB - Romar Morris, Salisbury
WR - K.J. Brent, Marvin Ridge
WR - Tevin Clay, Laney
TE - Eric MacLain, Jack Britt
OL - Monte Goldman, Northside-Jax
OL - Charles Holloway, West Rowan
OL - Tre Robertson, Person
OL - Brocke Stadnik, Western Guilford
OL - Joe Gore, East Columbus
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DL - Damarcus Bell, Dudley
DL - Eric Ebron, Ben Smith
DL - Derrell Lamb, Wallace-Rose Hill
DL - Jonathan Bullard, Crest
LB - Robert Davis, Thomasville
LB - Tremayne McNair, White Oak
LB - Christian Russell, Hoke County
DB - Brandon Ellerbe, Anson County
DB - Denzel Rice, Carver
DB - Juston Burris, Broughton
DB - Jerrell Armstrong, New Bern
SECOND TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS/ATHLETE
ATH - T.J. Thorpe, Jordan
K - Trever Austin, Crest
P - Dillon Maples, Pinecrest
KR/PR - Michael Cunningham, Lincolnton
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